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The mission
of the Elder High School Guidance Department is to follow the
teachings of Jesus Christ, Archbishop William Henry Elder, as well
as follow our school motto "Altiora" - to strive for the higher
things. Elder High School strives to prepare all students
academically, socially, and spiritually to contribute at the highest levels as
productive members of society, through a partnership of students,
educators, parents and guardians and the community responsible for
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SAT/ACT Information
ACT -
Create an account to
register for the test
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Test Dates and
Registration Deadlines
SAT -
Create
an account to register for the test
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Test Dates and
Registration Deadlines
Test Prep Courses - There are a
number of test prep courses available. Information and
registration forms for some these can be found in the Guidance
Resource Room. In addition to these types of courses, there are a wide variety of FREE
study preparation materials available on the internet.
*BE AWARE OF FRAUDULENT TEST PREPARATION COMPANIES! NEVER
GIVE OUT YOUR CREDIT CARD NUMBER OR OTHER PERSONAL INFORMATION OVER
THE PHONE!
The University of Cincinnati is offering ACT and SAT preparation
courses. There is one SAT class still available. Click
HERE to be directed to the website.
Click
HERE for an SAT Prep course offered through Academic Insights.
Click
HERE for an ACT Prep course offered through Academic Insights.
SENIOR PARENT
FINANCIAL AID NIGHT
Click
HERE
for a PDF of the Powerpoint presentation
UNDERCLASSMEN COLLEGE INFORMATION NIGHT
Click HERE
for a Powerpoint presentation going over some of what was discussed
Click
HERE for the Tips for Parents handout
Click
HERE for the College Application Do's & Don'ts
SUMMER PROGRAMS! - Visit PrepHQ or
check the Summer Programs binder in the Guidance Office
Career Expo
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Elder’s Guidance Department has developed a new career program,
"Career Expo", to help students investigate careers. The primary goal
of the program is to help students evaluate their interests, skills
and aptitudes when choosing a career. Listening to individuals speak
about their careers will allow students to gain specific career
information concerning various occupations.
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